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Guyver
I came across this show in the US in 1995. I rented it just to take a look. I have been an anima fan for some time and it wouldn't heart to take a look at a new thing.
After I watched the first tape, I was so Wowed that I ran back to the store to rent the rest of the series. I thought that this is such a great show they must have so many episodes that it will take me forever to watch them all. I was as mad as hell when I found out that there were only 12 episodes.
The show is absolutely out of this world. It has so much action, you will not relax for a second. I loved the mystery and was shocked by the philosophy. The thing that I love about this show is the wonderful designs. The Guyver's designs is definitely outstanding and the Zoanoids couldn't be any more creative.
Masaki Murakami Sho Fukamachi ZoaLord & Guyver I can't till who is cooler??????? Some people say that the philosophy which the Guyver carries is too much. How could we humans be no more than a baio-weapon for other being! The explanation that god is no more than alien disturbed a lot of people. It even disturbed me.
Lisker, Guyver 2
Agito Makishima, Guyver 3 We should stay open minded on such subjects. Even if we are disturbed by it, we need to accept it as a part of the show. Is there anything you would like to add? Comments and new information are very welcomed, please email it to me and I will publish it and credit you for it
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In
ancient times an alien race known as the Creators experimented on humans in an
attempt to create the ultimate soldiers for their wars
on other planets. They left before they had finished, leaving behind many of
their creations, beings known as Zoanoids. Over the centuries some of these
Zoanoids interbred with humans, introducing strands of potential into mankind's
genepool. In modern times the Chronos Corporation began to take advantage of
this, using their own experiments to unlock the Zoanoid DNA within their
subjects, and like the Creators before them, they tried to create soldiers. But
the Creators had also left behind three Guyver Units, biomechanical symbiotes
which could bond with a living host, then generate an armoured form with
enhanced capabilites. After a rogue Zoanoid stole the Guyver units from Chronos
and scattered them, one of these units fell into the hands of Shô Fukamachi, a
seventeen year old school boy, who now opposes Chronos' plans as the heroic
Guyver.
